Setting up or forming a limited liability company (LLC) online is simple, easy and affordable, inexpensive process for under $60 plus state fees.
An LLC is a corporate structure and you will not be held personally liable for the company debts or liabilities because, similar to a corporation, owners have
limited liability for the debts and actions of the LLC. Limited liability companies (“LLCs”) are hybrid entities that blend pass-through taxation of
partnerships and corporations and preferable because they allow you to save on taxes.
For example, the “New LLC Law” that became effective in 2018 and the 20% reduction in business taxes for small businesses earning less than $157,500.
LLCs were first created in Wyoming in 1987 and have become the preferred entities because LLCs are not bound by the same rigid rules of corporations and require
no formalities such as corporate minutes to hold unless you filed an IRS form and you treat your LLC as a "C" corporation.
All LLCs need an IRS EIN after setting the LLC up, and a Responsible Person as well s keeping track of members and LLCs financial transactions and a filing of Form 5472.
Foreign persons will have to report individually the transactions. Form 5472 is an information return for tax purposes and after an LLC is liquidated, it must file a
final Form 5472 as well as when adding members.

In 100% of the cases "LLC" stands for "Limited Liability Co" ($49 plus state fee). 65% of new businesses choose to be
LLCs because an LLC protects both the LLC owner and the LLC itself. A debt or other civil or criminal judgement debtor cannot attack
the LLC or the LLC owner. For example,
George gets excited and optimistic and starts a consulting business with Robert as LLC partners.
Albert sues George for a personal debts. Albert cannot attach Georges interest in
the LLC because the LLC is owned as a partnership with Robert. I.e., there are two LLC owners. In that case, Albert can only attach
any contributions that the LLC is contributing to George. George can use the LLC operating agreement to limit contributions
to Albert and thus thwart contributions to George so as to frustrate collections from Albert. In addition, a sole proprietor is
100% liable for company liabilities whereas an LLC is not. Finally, an LLC can manage and distribute LLC member percentages
according to its LLC member contributions as opposed to an S corporation that is limited to U.S. citizens and equal shareholder shares.
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Important Changes in tax and other rules for LLCs

A Disregarded Entity is an entity that exists for legal purposes but not for income tax purposes.

Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) entirely owned by foreigners persons and do not elect to be treated as corporations for tax purposes, will become subject to new IRS reporting requirements.

All LLCs, including those formed before 2018, will need to obtain an EIN after formation, and to do so will need to designate a Responsible Person and keep track of members and LLCs financial transactions and are required to file Form 5472.

So, if one foreign person owns more than one disregarded LLC, each LLC will report individually its reportable transactions. If a disregarded LLC owns another disregarded LLC, by itself, with another disregarded LLC or with the foreign person, each of these LLCs are considered separate and must report separately.

The new regulations do NOT create a new tax obligation. Single member LLCs remain disregarded for income tax purposes. Form 5472 is an Information return for tax purposes, and as such is not publicly available.

“A foreign person includes a nonresident alien individual, foreign corporation, foreign partnership, foreign trust, a foreign estate, and any other person that is not a U.S. person.”

In general, “Reportable Transactions” are any exchange of money or property between the LLC and its foreign member such as sale, assignment, lease, license, loan, advance, contribution, or other transfer of any interest in or a right to use any property or money, as well as the performance of any services for the benefit of, or on behalf of, another taxpayer, and includes any amounts paid or received in connection with the formation, dissolution, acquisition and disposition of the entity, including contributions to and distributions from the entity..

After an LLC is dissolved/canceled/liquidated, it must file a final Form 5472, including any distribution of assets to its sole member. If the LLC changes status by electing to be treated as a corporation, or adding members and thereby becoming a partnership, it still must file a final Form 5472.

You can form an LLC on this site for $45 plus state fee that ranges from $50 to $200 or more because eachstate is different.
California, Arizona, Florida, and others are very reasonable, about $100 to $200 to file. Others, such as Colorado and Michigan, as well as Wyoming
are even less to set up an LLC. We recommend a Wyomying LLC because not only it is inexpensive, but you do not need to pay much for the LLC statement of
officers as well as no business license is required there. So, if you do business online and drop-shipping it would be ideal to find from any state.
More than 70% these days form an LLC because as opposed to a corporation, has no corporate minutes requirement and can have foreign
owners and also holding different percentages ownership in the LLC. An LLC stands for "Limited Liability Company, "
which LLC as opposed to a EIN is issued at the state level.
For instance, Mary is frustrated with ownership registration because indeed are very complex and she asks for the difference in LLC vs. Corp?
That means which entity is better to register a business ownership structure.
George is perplexed and rightly so because from their nature legal structures pose a challenge in understanding them.
“LLC license,” but an LLC is not a license but a tax legal structure because it determines the type of
taxation a taxable entity that is a legal person as opposed to a natural person like you and me.
An LLC is a legal person because it exists in paper only.
It has no physical body as a human does, hence the designation "human".
Another LLC advantage is that whereas a corporation cannot have foreign shareholders, an LLC can have them.
Then a corporation issues shares but an LLC does not - it issues LLC membership certificates..
That limitation is specific to the entity. Though an LLC is a corporate entity, it is not as rigid as a C Corp or an S Corp.
Thus for our purposes, whether it is a Corp or LLC, it is a corporate entity and when it refers to liability protection it is the same thing.
On the other hand, you have specific advantages with an LLC such as pass through taxation and flexibility in % in ownership, etc.
Again, however, an LLC affords all liability protections as a corporation and in some cases an LLC provides more protections than a corporation.

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How to profit from the new tax law that allows 20% reduction in taxes for small businesses with one LLC or two LLCs

How to save with an LLC and the new tax law. The new 2018 tax law allows for a 20% reduction in small business taxes if your taxable income is below $157,500 if single or $315,000 if married.

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a 20 percent deduction for qualified business income from pass-through entities, including S corporations and limited liability companies. However, business people with service businesses such as doctors and lawyers, may not be able to grab the deduction if their income is too high.

To go around that obstacle, you need to create two separate, companies. The first, your service business cant take the deduction, but the second company may be able to do so if it owns a building and you use the services income to pay the LLC that owns the building that you use for your practice rent.

So, let us say that you made $280,000 in income from your services as a consultant. That exceeds the $157,500 so you may even need another 3rd LLC to create that does your advertising.

So you split the $140,000 to pay for rent to the LLC that owns the Building and pay $140,000 for aadvertising, search engine optimization etc to the other advertising LLC.

How to profit from the new tax law that allows 20% reduction in taxes for small businesses with one LLC or two LLCs

How to save with an LLC and the new tax law. The new 2018 tax law allows for a 20% reduction in small business taxes if your taxable income is below $157,500 if single or $315,000 if married.

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a 20 percent deduction for qualified business income from pass-through entities, including S corporations and limited liability companies. However, business people with service businesses such as doctors and lawyers, may not be able to grab the deduction if their income is too high.

To go around that obstacle, you need to create two separate, companies. The first, your service business cant take the deduction, but the second company may be able to do so if it owns a building and you use the services income to pay the LLC that owns the building that you use for your practice rent.

So, let us say that you made $280,000 in income from your services as a consultant. That exceeds the $157,500 so you may even need another 3rd LLC to create that does your advertising.

So you split the $140,000 to pay for rent to the LLC that owns the Building and pay $140,000 for aadvertising, search engine optimization etc to the other advertising LLC.

Setting up or forming a limited liability company (LLC) online is simple, easy and affordable, inexpensive process for under $60 plus state fees.
An LLC is a corporate structure and you will not be held personally liable for the company debts or liabilities because, similar to a corporation, owners have
limited liability for the debts and actions of the LLC. Limited liability companies (“LLCs”) are hybrid entities that blend pass-through taxation of
partnerships and corporations and preferable because they allow you to save on taxes.
For example, the “New LLC Law” that became effective in 2018 and the 20% reduction in business taxes for small businesses earning less than $157,500.
LLCs were first created in Wyoming in 1987 and have become the preferred entities because LLCs are not bound by the same rigid rules of corporations and require
no formalities such as corporate minutes to hold unless you filed an IRS form and you treat your LLC as a "C" corporation.
All LLCs need an IRS EIN after setting the LLC up, and a Responsible Person as well s keeping track of members and LLCs financial transactions and a filing of Form 5472.
Foreign persons will have to report individually the transactions. Form 5472 is an information return for tax purposes and after an LLC is liquidated, it must file a
final Form 5472 as well as when adding members.

In 100% of the cases "LLC" stands for "Limited Liability Co" ($49 plus state fee). 65% of new businesses choose to be
LLCs because an LLC protects both the LLC owner and the LLC itself. A debt or other civil or criminal judgement debtor cannot attack
the LLC or the LLC owner. For example,
George gets excited and optimistic and starts a consulting business with Robert as LLC partners.
Albert sues George for a personal debts. Albert cannot attach Georges interest in
the LLC because the LLC is owned as a partnership with Robert. I.e., there are two LLC owners. In that case, Albert can only attach
any contributions that the LLC is contributing to George. George can use the LLC operating agreement to limit contributions
to Albert and thus thwart contributions to George so as to frustrate collections from Albert. In addition, a sole proprietor is
100% liable for company liabilities whereas an LLC is not. Finally, an LLC can manage and distribute LLC member percentages
according to its LLC member contributions as opposed to an S corporation that is limited to U.S. citizens and equal shareholder shares.
.
.

Important Changes in tax and other rules for LLCs

A Disregarded Entity is an entity that exists for legal purposes but not for income tax purposes.

Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) entirely owned by foreigners persons and do not elect to be treated as corporations for tax purposes, will become subject to new IRS reporting requirements.

All LLCs, including those formed before 2018, will need to obtain an EIN after formation, and to do so will need to designate a Responsible Person and keep track of members and LLCs financial transactions and are required to file Form 5472.

So, if one foreign person owns more than one disregarded LLC, each LLC will report individually its reportable transactions. If a disregarded LLC owns another disregarded LLC, by itself, with another disregarded LLC or with the foreign person, each of these LLCs are considered separate and must report separately.

The new regulations do NOT create a new tax obligation. Single member LLCs remain disregarded for income tax purposes. Form 5472 is an Information return for tax purposes, and as such is not publicly available.

“A foreign person includes a nonresident alien individual, foreign corporation, foreign partnership, foreign trust, a foreign estate, and any other person that is not a U.S. person.”

In general, “Reportable Transactions” are any exchange of money or property between the LLC and its foreign member such as sale, assignment, lease, license, loan, advance, contribution, or other transfer of any interest in or a right to use any property or money, as well as the performance of any services for the benefit of, or on behalf of, another taxpayer, and includes any amounts paid or received in connection with the formation, dissolution, acquisition and disposition of the entity, including contributions to and distributions from the entity..

After an LLC is dissolved/canceled/liquidated, it must file a final Form 5472, including any distribution of assets to its sole member. If the LLC changes status by electing to be treated as a corporation, or adding members and thereby becoming a partnership, it still must file a final Form 5472.

Q: Do I need anything other than a business business? Yes, you may need a business tax id and a dba registration.A: The legalities are that first you need certain licenses, permits and tax IDs to start a business.Q:What licenses do I need?A:First, you need a business license. Q:What if I have a partner, Do I need two licenses?A:If you have a pertner, you still get one license. Q:
I may not hire anybody to help me.A:
Hire employees as soon as possible and assing assign assign tasks because you will not be able to do all work by yourself.Q:What if I operate in an unincorporated area but my clients are in the county? Depending on the volume of your business you may have to get licensing to come in the county to do business.A:When do I renew my business license? The license is valid for a year then you need to renew.Q:Is there a list of business licenses I can obtain from your company? No, our listing are private and not rendered to the public.A:How do I get billed for a business license tax? Depending on your type of business, most businesses are billed annually.Q:How long before or after I start my business am I required to get a business license? In most cases, you need to apply within 30 days of starting your businessA:Naturally, LLC is better vs. Sole proprietor because an LLC saves taxes and protects your assets. Q:What if I decide not to start a business? Will I get a refund for my business license fees? Unfortunately, business license taxes and fees are not refundable.A:Is a business license sufficient to start a business or is insurance required? Most businesses do need insurance but you may need to register your company name before starting your business.

Steps to getting
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legal business Kent County licensing requirements - where in DE, and
how to

Get Starting a Business Licenses
at the municipal, county, and federal government
level to

start your own business from home, online,
home based or land based location in DE.

Important Changes in tax and other rules for LLCs

A Disregarded Entity is an entity that exists for legal purposes but not for income tax purposes.

Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) entirely owned by foreigners persons and do not elect to be treated as corporations for tax purposes, will become subject to new IRS reporting requirements.

All LLCs, including those formed before 2018, will need to obtain an EIN after formation, and to do so will need to designate a Responsible Person and keep track of members and LLCs financial transactions and are required to file Form 5472.

So, if one foreign person owns more than one disregarded LLC, each LLC will report individually its reportable transactions. If a disregarded LLC owns another disregarded LLC, by itself, with another disregarded LLC or with the foreign person, each of these LLCs are considered separate and must report separately.

The new regulations do NOT create a new tax obligation. Single member LLCs remain disregarded for income tax purposes. Form 5472 is an Information return for tax purposes, and as such is not publicly available.

“A foreign person includes a nonresident alien individual, foreign corporation, foreign partnership, foreign trust, a foreign estate, and any other person that is not a U.S. person.”

In general, “Reportable Transactions” are any exchange of money or property between the LLC and its foreign member such as sale, assignment, lease, license, loan, advance, contribution, or other transfer of any interest in or a right to use any property or money, as well as the performance of any services for the benefit of, or on behalf of, another taxpayer, and includes any amounts paid or received in connection with the formation, dissolution, acquisition and disposition of the entity, including contributions to and distributions from the entity..

After an LLC is dissolved/canceled/liquidated, it must file a final Form 5472, including any distribution of assets to its sole member. If the LLC changes status by electing to be treated as a corporation, or adding members and thereby becoming a partnership, it still must file a final Form 5472.

Please allow one to two weeks
for processing and approval of your Business License Application. When a Home
Occupation Permit is required, please allow an additional two weeks.

In addition to a
316business license, you may need other licenses. For example, you may be required
to obtain a building permit, certificate of occupancy or use permit. You are
responsible for ensuring that all necessary
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When to get Your
KentBusiness License ?

You need it when you are an employer, a corporation, or a seller of
taxable tangible items. This is because employers must have a federal and
state employer tax id number, and because corporation need a fed tax id irs
number as well as because retailers and wholesalers must have a sales tax id.

Who Needs to get
KentBusiness License ?

See above "when to get a Business License".
For example, you are selling online on eBay. You
need a sales tax id also called a seller's permit
a business tax registration tax id also called a business
license. You also need a dba business name certificate but
that is not a
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